Re: [N8VEM-S100:7496] Keyboard kits

[Todd Goodman <t...@bonedaddy.net>]

I'd be interested in a couple of each.

Thanks!

Todd

* Malcolm Macleod <mal...@avitech.com.au> [150813 03:33]:
> A local company here (http://www.microbeetechnology.com.au/) in Australia is putting together a keyboard kit suitable for use on various vintage computers.
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> As presently planned, the kit will consist of keyswitches, keytops and a steel frame to mount the keyswitches in.  No PCB is currently included in the kit, as it is intended to be used in designs that they and I are separately working on.
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> This will likely be a “one off” order, due to the setup cost involved in getting the keytops manufactured.
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> If you are potentially interested in the following, please let me know, to help with planning order quantities:
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> 1.       A kit of parts as described above.  Likely cost around US$110 (AU$145) plus shipping.  A picture of the keytops and steel frame is here -> http://www.microbeetechnology.com.au/pictures/Premium_plus/KB_Kit.jpg 
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> 2.       A kit of parts that additionally includes a PCB and a microcontroller that will provide TTL serial and TTL strobed parallel output.  Cost is unknown at this stage.
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> Regards,
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> Malcolm
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